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You seem to be forgetting that lat/long is two numbers, not just one. "Seventy six point three five two comma minus one fifty three point nine oh one" is defini
by ghusbands 5y ago
You seem to be forgetting that lat/long is two numbers, not just one. "Seventy six point three five two comma minus one fifty three point nine oh one" is definitely harder to work with than "circle goal leaders". Especially as you don't need to say "dot".
(I do agree that the What3Words approach is flawed, both technically and commercially.)
- ryankrage77 5y agoUnless the person reading the words to you over the phone has a strong japanese accent, and in addition to not being sure if they're saying 'go' or 'goal', you'll also have a hard time knowing if they're saying 'leaders' or 'readers'. I can't imagine a channel of communication that's clear enough for W3W, but not clear enough for some numbers.
- gmiller123456 5y ago>You seem to be forgetting that lat/long is two numbers, not just one Good point, mea cupla. Though I think my point that confusion over pronunciation still trumps how many numbers you have to say.